Mental health incident at apartment in Rome, Rome GA
Medical EmergencyA person with a mental health condition threatened violence and attacked another resident at an apartment near Cusa Street in Rome. The individual was confined to a room by the caller who reported the incident. Emergency medical services were requested for evaluation.
Audio|Source: Floyd County Police, Fire and EMS
02:10
Transcript:
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2019,
00:01
Near Cusa Street, Apartment B.
00:03
This is a different caller.
00:05
They are advising there is a mental patient at that location who threatened violence.
00:14
Zero 11 is fact.
00:15
How many times have we been there today?
00:19
This will be the third and fourth call to that location.
00:32
We are going to count on the same about PV and fire back in service.
00:44
The caller is advising that he has been closed off in his room right now.
00:50
They do not believe he has been taking his medication.
00:54
He tried to attack another resident so the caller closed him into his room.
01:01
Okay.
01:02
Okay. See him.
01:06
See him. See him.
01:09
See him. That is enough.
01:12
Negative, but we will get them in a row of you.
01:14
I am going to drop something off at 5-go-ro-Rublaz when I am going to run.
01:27
Just that is 0-20, think this is a 5.
01:31
10-4[1].
01:34
42 implied consent to 9.
01:41
That is... In that way.
01:45
This size, that is ten-four.
01:48
Hang.
01:58
Point EMS, respond on near Cusa Street, Apartment B, Bois, Puma, Harper Avenue, South Rome.
02:06
DD is out dealing with altercation requests and mental evaluation, non-emergency.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Affirmative (Acknowledgment/Message received)
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